Introduction The often cited alienation of contemporary society has given rise to the need to create sacred spaces where one may discover a spiritual experience. This desire for sacred space emanates from a fundamental and long standing need of humans to connect with their origins. The modern psyche springs from the legacy of past generations and is a “thread of interconnections woven back into...

Despite the atheism of renowned abstract expressionist painter Mark Rothko, artist was commissioned by Christians to create a sacred space that originally intended be used religious believers: Rothko Chapel in Houston, Texas. The project started out as collaboration between and another atheist: famed architect Phillip Johnson, who designed several prominent spaces throughout his distinguished c...

The architectural styles of the second half 20th century are analyzed, in particular, brutalism, which was result a negative assessment situation culture late 19th century. Opinions leading theorists presented. Features characteristic end presented.
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The classicism of the first decade 20th century was analyzed as a result negative assessment situation in culture late 19th century. opinions such cultural theorists Max Nordau or Richard Hamann, who represent extreme individualism and isolation art from moral social tasks, are manifestations degeneration decline, leading society to madness collapse. features characteristic end (fin de siècle) ...

Nature displays profound preference for certain specific ratios to design her life-forms. These are geometric relationships that are transcendent and originated from Sacred Geometry. The view that geometry had a ritual origin is a part of a wider view that civilisation itself had a ritual origin, and therefore the history of utilisation of Sacred Geometry by man goes back to many centuries ago....

Tree worship is very common worldwide. This field study surveys the ceremonies and customs related to sacred trees in present-day Israel; it includes the results of interviews with 98 informants in thirty-one Arab, Bedouin, and Druze villages in the Galilee. The main results are: 1. Sacred trees were treated as another kind of sacred entity with all their metaphysical as well as physical manife...